Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07

roads. Some hold, however. thst com. pensatius advantages will be deriVed from the euiJtcemen. of the long hsuls and unjust discrimination clsuse, sum cIsut Co more than offset the incrcase ID the charges lni in many instances 10 ulyantage. The advances in freight rates cus DO figure in the prices of goods
 which weigh very little Tn comparison with their values. still there is an unde- sirgble advance, and thus fer the amount l of money expended ID freight charges bv jobhers of these goods are fully 20 10 2j per cent higher, and their ouSl- ness with the Pacific Coast Is urgctlohi-
 Iy ooli.ergted under the law. The atti- ] tude of tne railroads towards the law
 was almost universally con ienned,
 PARIS. April 0.-Schnsebeles, who
 wss released from prison yesterday by order cf Germany and who at once de- parted from Metz where he wss Incar- re-.tei. arrived Rt Pagoy sur Moseiie, where his wife and s n met hIu. At sl Alum. wlrrs were also assembled ,he whole nopulatiuD of tho town EesGec by sll .he officials .t Una ~s1i', paAiy, SckuaCtelfs wUs ovE.gl az .Ie crow q. who cheered out 'NIve La France, Wye Schnaebeics,' After n short stop SchIde-- Deles proceeded to Paris. He deolEeo
 to aa iatervlewGd by members Os ihc press and ue isc.gT5d he had been vel treated by the Germans.
 SAS FEAScIsCo, April 30.--Jno. w.. Pearson has been sueI m the superior court by \. 4. Mills anu his wife, to re- cover five thousand dollars. Piaint'il7 claim that on the 29th of April, looJ. ! they were the owners of an interest iu a certain mining property situated near l Globe city. m Gi!s county. ArizDuG Ter r,r3rv known as the "tilobe Und Gicoe ledge copper mIpes.' or tbe date men toned. Plaintiffs and defendant enter l cf into e contract whereby for the sln ] cf SI2Jl, Of winch sum defendant pslt l then, Sll0O. plaintiffs agreed to convey | Co defendant all their interest n sad | nlirina property. IL Was also agreed [ that iefeudar; should acquire ell other ! outstanding titi6s 70 said mining pGcp- crty that any one had, and whatever | sum ihut should be realized cut Oi the ! gale of the title should be paid to p.aIn- ! tiis. Thereafter. n August, lS>6. desend- | an. sold the tile acquired bv hiri and 1 realized from such sale gr1E, Ct | SlnNO. Plaintiffs feel that they are ! entitled to one-hali ot this sum, or | 5000, and hence bring this suit to re- l cover.
 WASHINGTON Apnl 29.-The President l iLls afternoon Isssued g prOcl-.l Son ! sUspend.ng the iis ,rIning,inE dliiel ! sf tonnage tGXls, etc, upon y-ssei7 ct other lands trading Co ths Dutch East | IajIes, under the law authorizing l.ia | Co mako sgch exemption wElEs s.--l isI ! advantages have been afforded Gu scis ! of the United states.
 CHICAGO, April 4g-Au interview with ! CLicHgOans whom recent dispatches a. l -CciateG visL thC discoveTy of a valuable mine Iu Mexico, confirms tbe report. ! \ dispatch from the City O. Mexico states that two Of the seven legendary mIuss from winch the Spanish conquer ! urs of Mexico drew iaeIhaust.ble qu-c | tities ot gold and silver UuiIl driven out | Jy the iullars two centuries Hgo. have ! been ,OluG ny the exploring party sent out by ths Sonora Company two years ago, and prov, c. he iglly Gs rich Gs the legend has them 10 be. In January, l>>j, tho Sonora Land Company was chartered, under the laws Uf Illinois aud | Mexico, The original intention TGs simply To reclaim and survey the b. WU0JO oi grazing lands. The corpora | ;iou WIS composed mainly ui residents
 O; Chicago.
 NEW 6oKk, April 29-A sensation in ! tie city hal 10 day was the preieTment | ot charges EgaILst eK-commIsslOuers ! Coleman and Dounelly, before Mayor lloEIt;. by Charles J. Champion, pre-I- dent Cs the central tax payers GssucIa- ! tiou. The charges contain thirteen d.s- tiuct specifications and the removal ut the commissioners I5 asked. The ai.v- | gatlous are that tue commissioners will ! fully omitted to perform their duty and have been guilty of gross and culpable ] negligence m the performance Ot their duty between December, 1885, anuJrly ! l5t, 1-si; tEsi dUuug that period they ! f4ii.l Co ssssss I-o-ery lawfully Cll- ! i'-l 70 a--e-smeuF, ggEreg gg.luG Il value SJI ouI,ttu; l-- tlat during tnc t-;lc ,eu0d they allowed Sexes ;o gEe -X.-Et cf SlO,JJioOl lJ bs !ogt e. the c..y. NEW YORK, A9ul .9.--R. q. Dun * Co. ln then weekly review of trade, ssy l the iHlerstlte law ga douutless chgr- 'c 1 wl-h much interruption tc businc. t.-t does not Utlong to v. iut during tlc ! last week evidences have multiplied ".
 Its harmful effect, by the cOnyi-c-rg proof that Bosfou's trade will be dts- trCyed, # The customary result oi favor .ag rates were refused, the c0mu.s s'Cu be led to virtually FUs-e-d the opera tIens Of the pccond section of the benefit
 ot the Boston roads. Pacific railroads obtained cvemr.i Ha and rrru0el firir
 r.tes except the Union Pacific. which vG7 hy crIlr omitted. T. Che session
 Et Atlanta the committee was informed of many projected enterprises, contracts
 for which hal been suspended until the question Ot rates couli be settled. New Orleans expected improvement, c. yc- land feels ths injury !n important branches. Hartford manufacturers lind
 that the net threatens SO deyIats them
 from many markets, Pit.sbUrg and Philadelphia attribute Co the act much ugllness, and iron manufacturers hold
 that they have already sustained large
 hggregate losses. The condition oi lP9.i- iuE branches uf business .s apparently Improving. O. to" great industries,
 iron manufactures ia the mos. unsettled
 because the interstate changes may
 check railroad building while She pro-
 jected increase in the production cf iron
 i- heavy.
 IT. LoUIs. April 29.-The Post-pis-
 patch give- the fuiI0wJny lis' oI men Iu- CicicI Wednesday by the U. S. grand jury t1r c1mmuil1r frauds Iu tEs e.ec- ton las; fall. State Senator J. D. iletchGm. Central Committenln James
 Carroll, Deputy Sheriff jOha O'CouHCr.
 Supervisors John Chamberlain md E.
 l.. Lee, ex ie,crsta o; tLc municipal as
 ssmb,y. Peter l.. MoTrssey aLd Deputy
 Constable James Conway.
 CITY OF MEXICO, April 19-J he novel
 ty of a bull fight 6y electric light ds-s
 SD immense crowd Co the Colon P.azg
 There were present Disz and members
 oi bis cabinet. The RrenG vas i-I!l!au;-
 ly lighted by ten electric lIgl.s and tlc
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